Colombia · WALKING TOURS IN BOGOTÁ
Good walking tours in Bogotá fill up weeks ahead; the great ones go first. Below: the 6 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Explore Bogotá’s La Candelaria with a local guide, historic squares, street art, market tastings, Colombian fruit, coffee, and culture.
“It was a very nice tour through the city of Bogotá. We have explored areas where we otherwise wouldn’t have come, so we were very happy with this tour. Good value for money!”
Explore Bogotá’s political murals, graffiti techniques, and Indigenous stories on a $15, 2.5-hour walking tour with expert local guides.
“Not only techniques and development of street art, but also its relation with music, politics, social development made it a very interesting tour. Thanks Camilo.”
Explore La Candelaria on a three-hour Bogotá walking tour with street art, history, chicha, coffee, fruit tastings, and local tips.
“Nice introduction to Columbia and Bogota in particular. Natalie was great. Candaleria focus which is the historical center.”
Review of Bogotá’s Monserrate, food, Candelaria, Botero Museum, and historic center tour, with practical advice on pace, value, and what to expect.
“Great way to get introduced to Bogota. The views of the city from Monserrate are amazing, but to me the highlight of the tour is the walk through the Candelaria neighborhood. Liz our guide was very knowledgeable and made the experience very enjoyable. The food tasting were a special touch.”
Explore Bogotá’s La Candelaria, taste local snacks, visit key landmarks, and play tejo on this lively, bilingual walking tour.
“Our tour guide was really nice and well informed. She took us around the best and most interesting parts of Bogata all the while explaining the culture and history.”
Review of Bogotá’s private Zipaquirá Salt Cathedral tour, with mine highlights, town walks, transport, price, guides, and practical tips.
“We had a great time with our driver. We were able to explore the cave on our own time. A highlight for us was stopping into the Zipaquirá city center for some Holy Week celebrations as well.”
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